EVERBOOTS ULTRA DRY Men's Waterproof Hiking Work Boots, Lightweight Ultility Leather Shoes, Water Proof Tactical Military Outdoor Ankle Mens Boot for Construction, Roofing, Hunting, Winter Trails

I found the value and quality of these boots amazing. Keep in mind I have never bought any of the pricier brand boots so my judgement maybe somewhat jaded by comparing these to cheaper work boots. Also the demand I place on these boots are yard, garden and general landscaping so mileage may vary with greater demand. Things I loved - 1. Comfortable out of the box. Not sure how durable they'll be its a more relaxed leather but no break in time needed for me at all. Almost felt like tennis shoes with a lot of ankle support. Also I have been meaning to replace the insole but I keep forgetting because while not a premium insole I found it pretty comfortable. I will replace them eventually (if I remember!) 2. Extra roomy fit. I wear a 9 1/2 wide and these boots don't list a wide option so I was a bit worried. The seller responded to a question they were built wide to begin with so I took a shot. The pair I got had enough room to be comfortable with a thick winter sock on - seemed almost too roomy for a thinner work sock but no problems at all. 3. Price - I can buy three pairs of these before I reach the price of a good brand pair. 4. Water proof enough for me. I'd wear muck boots in bad conditions but if your walking over and not standing in puddles for long they've never let my feet get wet. Things that are just OK. 1. These are not a safety boot and they didn't offer a steel toed version last time I checked. If I needed a safety boot I'd probably be forced someplace else. But if your demand is like mine I think you'll be happy. 2. My only nit were the laces were not very good and were pretty short. I did not even use them but I would think they wouldn't last too long. I've only had these for three months and they've held up great. Keep in mind my weekly use is probably 3-4 times a week with no longer than 6 hours a shot. I would still buy them to check out there durability for everyday work wear. Definitely a reorder for me when the tie comes.

2022 Update: I work in the golf industry, I wear these 95% of the time, and in wet, cold, hot, dry, you name it, situations. Two days ago, one of the shoe laces finally gave up! I bought these in November, 2020, these boots have seen their share of punishment from myself, and the elements, They're the color they are in the two newest photos due to turf dye. These boots are the best bang for the buck, HANDS DOWN! You can read my original review below, here’s an update nearly a year later. These boots have held up better than I could ever have expected! I work outdoors, operate heavy equipment, work in all types of weather. On top of that, I average about 5 miles a day on my feet, I did buy some insoles for them, but I will absolutely buy these again! So I work in golf course maintenance, some days are 5:30am-4pm, I received these boots yesterday after much research. Today I did setup (setting tee markers and cutting golf cups), the process involves 4 hours of walking through dew covered grass, moisture in general. I’ll revise this review as time goes on, however... I will say, I took a chance wearing them today... they were completely comfortable, my feet never got wet, they gave me comfort all day, and my feet feel great. I’m about ready to strap them back on now and mow the lawn. I have a limited budget, and after much research, took a chance in these... TOTALLY worth the money. UPDATE: I’ve been relentless on these things.. still a great boot! My feet don’t get tired, nor do they get wet. Out of the box blown away, still blown away. Sizing for me was dead on, I’m a 10 1/2 US, and there are perfect. I find myself not using the top set of lace hooks out of comfort... love these!

First off, as far as sizing goes I am 10.5W, but bought these in 11's because that's usually a safer bet. Judging by how these fit me as 11s, I'm betting the 10.5W was on point. But I digress. Every day when I put these boots on I am irrationally excited to walk around in them. Aftermarket insoles are a must, I like Dr. Scholls work as they give more support and don't flatten much over time. They're great in these boots. Once you have that squared away, these are light, grippy, comfortable, reasonably supportive boots. I work in maintenance on a rather large multi-function compound. Meaning I do a lot of walking under different conditions. So the weight and general versatility matter most for me. The stitching and construction needs to be such that it won't go floppy from putting in double-digit miles daily. I need grip for smooth wet floors, but also ladders and roof shingles. The soles need to be able to take the heat of hot roads and roofs. They need to be absolutely waterproof. These boots kind of tick all of the boxes and a month in are holding up very well. Probably stick with these as long as they keep making them. One thing I will say about the waterproofing... the bootie inside will keep your feet dry even when the outside is soaked. But that's the thing. The waterproofing on the outer leather was verrrry slight and it saturates easily if we're talking anything beyond wet grass or something. Your foot WILL stay dry even if it's immersed up to the tongue, regardless of how soaked the leather is. Booties are damned effective there. But I doubt if the leather will survive being wet enough to soak up water too many times. In another month I will probably clean and wax them to preserve the longevity of the leather. The quality of the leather on its own is actually pretty good, just not much in the way of treating. I had my doubts about them, but for the price, these are solid boots and I really like working in them.

A year in and still holding strong! 100% water proof and the anti slip is great! The only things that gave up was the laces and inner sole, which was easy to replace and get more comfortable soles. Tough toe protection, not steel toed but kicking things feel like nothing. Supports your feet well for walking on dirt, but not great for constantly walking on concrete floors. The thickness is medium high, restricts movements but not alot. The ankle supports work well and helps prevent twisting your ankle. I picked a 10.5 but it was slightly to small at first, but it molded to my feet and fits perfectly. Definitely buying these again, in 2028 of course lol.

I’ve had these boots for a couple years now. Worn them doing yard work through the summers and the snowy winters. These are the best boots ever. My feet stay dry and comfortable all day long. No break in required. All I do is add mink oil to them once every six months or so. They’ve held up well and if the need ever arises I will buy them again.

I'm a boot guy wear nothing but boots, mostly chippewas, Carolinas,redwings and as I've aged Arthritis has kicked in on my body and heavy boots hurt both feet and my knees, OMG my knees. I was skeptical at first but decided to try them and right out of the box they fit completely, as the weeks passed the boot breaks in and more comfort sets in. I have only had them several weeks if I can get a year out of them I will be impressed, they are light comfortable, water resistant and not bad to the eyes. These boots are exactly what I needed and if they last me a year I will buy another pair. Now my chippewas and other boots lasted 3 to 4 years even longer depending how I wore them and it took at least a year to break them in with that being said once the Chippewas and redwings, Carolina's are broken in no one else can fit into those boots but you because of the way the leather and sole wear. The price between these two are at opposite scales but the longevity of of these boots are about to be tested. I will update within a year or until I have to buy a new pair. Update: 2024 I have since bought 3 pair, these boots are very comfortable and they are great as an everyday wearing shoes almost as good as sneakers, I've noticed that the price has gone from $69 to $100 that's quite a jump, so because I value my money and I get about a year and a half ot of these boots, its costing me about $200 in 3 years my chippewas lasted 3 to 4 years wearing everyday but the break in period of the chippewas takes about a year where's these boots are comfortable right out of the box, the chippewas are between $190 to $300 so I just have to look for another boot, chippewa are long lasting but too expensive and these boots are getting expensive, ill be looking for some new boots.

Quality Product, these are the only boots my husband buys for work. Durable, waterproof, the tread is slip resistant and comfortable for all day wear. True to size

Size 10.5 Regular Width Day 1 of wear 10/16/19 Boots were delivered yesterday and today is my first day of actual wear. My Footwear Background: I have worn everything from Redwing to Carhartt to Palladium boots and typically walk between 8-10 miles per-day on concrete, carpet, dirt, turf. My biggest need is a long lasting sole, and over the past 3.5 year I've been wearing Palladium Boots. These are certainly light-weight and not construction type shoes, but after 6 months, the soles are smooth where the ball of my foot is and I would have to buy another pair. this wasn't too bad given these shoes can be picked up for $30-$40. I'm optimistic about these Everboots due to the numerous reviews and will check back in every month to update on their condition until they are un-useable. Regards, -WG *Update* 10/16/19 (Initial wear thoughts) The tongue is a little stiff and was pressing into the top of my right foot right on the bridge to the degree which I had to remove the boot several times to try and shift the "tongue-fold" over to the side. After several adjustments, the tongue is sitting nicely off to the side and the bridge on both feet is comfortable. *Update* 12/13 (2 months of everyday wear) After two months of everyday wear I have to say these boots have had almost no break-in time needed and feel great. 2 days after putting them on for the first time back in October, I wore them for my family's trip to California and Disneyland. I left Disneyland at the end of the day still feeling like my feet had life in them (and for anyone who's spent a day at a theme park, on their feet for the whole day, that's no small praise). •I ended up cutting off the "pull-on loops" after the first day due to my pants continually getting caught. •The soles are holding up great and I'm optimistic on their overall life. •With the lining being waterproof, my feet do get pretty wet due to sweat most days but I easily put them over one of our air vents each night and it dries them out. •As a test, I submerged them in water all the way up to the top of the tongue for about 5 solid minutes and had 0% leakage. •Overall, the only complaint I have is the insole is wearing out pretty quickly, but I don't really count that against the quality of the boot since insoles are designed to be replaced. Will update again in a month or two. *Update* 2/1 (3.5 months of everyday wear) •Boots are doing great! •Soles are holding up better than expected and the harder rubber areas on bottom of soles are still in great shape: little visible wear and loss of tread. Overall, i'm sold. I will gladly wear these for years if they keep on making 'em! Will update in another month of so.